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Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development is seeking three Boiler Assistants for the Dunswart Laundry facility in Gauteng. The role involves operating and maintaining low-pressure steam boilers and water treatment systems, with emphasis on safety and cleanliness.
No prior work experience is required; candidates must have SA citizenship and a willingness to learn. This is an entry-level, onsite position offering hands-on training within a public service setting.
Employer: Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development
Directorate: Laundry: Dunswart
Reference Number: REFS/056904
Number of Posts: 3
Package: R144 024.00 per annum (Plus Applicable Public Service Benefits)
Location: Dunswart Laundry Facility, Ekurhuleni, Gauteng
Posting Date: November 2026 | Closing Date: 09 November 2026
The Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) is the backbone of public infrastructure delivery and asset management across the province. The department is responsible for constructing, maintaining, and managing healthcare facilities, government buildings, schools, and specialized regional support hubs—such as commercial laundry facilities that serve provincial hospitals and public institutions.
Our Dunswart Laundry facility relies on industrial steam boiler systems to power heavy-duty washing, sanitation, and ironing machinery required to process tons of healthcare linen daily. To ensure these critical steam systems run safely, efficiently, and without operational downtime, we are seeking three reliable, detail-oriented Boiler Assistants to join our technical operations team.
As a Boiler Assistant at Dunswart Laundry, you play an essential supporting role in operating and maintaining low-pressure industrial steam boilers and water treatment systems.
This hands‑on operational position involves monitoring boiler gauge readings, trimming coal, removing ash from grit arresters, dosing water treatment chemicals, and maintaining the cleanliness of the boiler house environment. Working around industrial boilers requires physical stamina, strict adherence to Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) standards, and constant vigilance to identify potential safety hazards. If you are a dependable individual looking to gain practical technical experience within a public sector facility, this entry‑level role offers a solid foundation.
The Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development is committed to promoting Employment Equity across race, gender, and disability representation in alignment with its Employment Equity Plan.
Please note: Due to the high volume of applications anticipated, individual acknowledgements will not be sent out. If you do not receive a response within three (3) months after the closing date (by 09 February 2027), please accept that your application was unsuccessful.